Wilbert,
On one site as an experiment, I decided to put each frame (I know you
don't want to use them...read on) into a single .php. It decides what
to do via a switch on $act. Consequently, it's simple to keep it
consistent (menu, submenu, footer, etc.).
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As stated elsewhere, this is somewhat similar to what you need.
(btw, NOT tested for syntax errors)
document.location='$PHP_SELF?finishedquery=$searchquery;");
} else {
showsearch($finishedquery);
}
?>
Jeff Bearer wrote:
>I have a part of my site that searches a large database and sometimes
Kyle,
Here's a quote I found on Usenet:
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=aec2ace8.0204180402.4c562696%40posting.google.com&output=gplain
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I think I found out what this HTTP_WEFERER is all about...
I was working on a perl script having this problem. Some PCs (Client)
running that
Depending on your OS, there's a good possibility that the OS is caching
HD data. So instead of mysql reading directly from disk, it's getting
it from the memory cache. Depending on how heavily your server is used,
wait 10 or 15 mins (to let the memory cache clear out) and try it again.
Mike.
ADOdb is probably your best bet for this.
http://php.weblogs.com/ADODB
Mike...
Arcadius A. wrote:
>Hello !
>I'm planning to write a database application for MySQL, and then port it to
>PostrgeSQL.
>Is there any library or class that could help me to write/maintain just one
>source code for bot
Barry C. Hawkins wrote:
Barry & Rasmus (you already figured this out, I'm sure),
That's the problem, it's there but the browser is ignoring the tag
as unknown (just as it should). The only way Earthlink can fix that is
to do an inline change of < to < and > to > when using the webmail
side.
Hermann Bier wrote:
Hermann,
Even in CLI scripts, you must enclose the php script in delimiters.
> Hi!!
>
> i`ve wrote a little script to run under shell, so this script:
> #!/usr/bin/php
> $saslpasswd = "/usr/sbin/saslpasswd -p $username";
> $saslproc = popen($saslpasswd,"w");
> fputs($saslpr
Edward R. Bailey wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am trying to create an html automatic response email to users that
>fill out a form.
>
>Workflow -
>
>1. User fills out form and selects submit
>2. The contents of the form are then mailed to a secretary for record
>keeping
>3. (Where the problem is) An html bas
T.,
Here's what you want in one simple line. It works with multiple
periods, spaces, whatever (I've tested it). It's best to use the PCRE
functions since they are binary safe, but eregi_replace also works fine
(but preg_replace would be better).
preg_replace("/(.*)(\..*)/","$1a$2",$your_sear
Are you hitting enter while in one of the fields or clicking the submit
button. I've seen versions of IE that would not set the submit button
if enter was used. Personally, I would check for isset($username) &&
isset($password).
Mike...
(Sorry for the very late reply, etc. I've been dealin
Dr. Shim wrote:
>I've tried repediately to have a PHP script validate a form when the form is
>submitted. I'm quite new to PHP, and I'd really appreciate the help anybody
>could give me. I've been stuck on this problem far to long.
>
>I have a form (here's the code):
>
>
> Username:
>
>
The sh
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